Is it so important for parents to sign their children's exercise books? Does the teacher read the parents' signatures or the children's homework? What is the significance of the teacher asking parents to sign-is it to sign, or is it for parents to urge their children to do homework and learn knowledge? If the teacher only looks at whether the parents sign, but not whether the children's homework is completed, then it is redundant to ask the parents to sign!
If the teacher only looks at whether the parents sign, it will not do any good to the children's study, but it will become more and more unfavorable. When children know that teachers only look at parents' signatures, they will become less and less concerned about homework, whether it is right or wrong, whether it is neat or not, whether the topic is relative or not, and they will only get things done hastily. This will have a series of bad effects on children's homework habits, study habits, attitudes and methods. Therefore, it is better not to sign this word!
Besides, clean the toilet. If you don't sign it once, you can clean it for a week. I'm afraid this teacher has never cleaned, otherwise there would be no such seemingly relaxed but severe punishment.
I have to say that other teachers sometimes vent their emotions and anger on their students. Once the number of times is too high, students will be excessively punished and become punching bags and doormats. Over time, teachers will lose control of their emotions, resulting in adverse consequences and injuries. And then it's too late to regret it. In view of this, I hope that teachers will not bring family and social emotions into the classroom and bring them to students. No matter how angry it is outside, entering the classroom is like "walking around" Grasping one's emotions is the basic quality of being a teacher. Impulse is the devil, especially for teachers.